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Provides a variety of programs for families with young children, age 0-5. Information on HMG playgroups and various activities available on website. Offers virtual and in-person parenting classes and workshops and online activities for families such as art, music and more. Clients can meet with a community resource specialist and socialize with other parents. Center offers Kinder Readiness classes, ages and stages questionnaire and virtual HMG playgroup.

Provides services for deaf, hard of hearing, deaf-blind and deafened persons, parents of deaf children and people learning sign language or working with the deaf. Services include peer counseling, independent living skills, communication coping skills, interpreter information and referral, employment assistance, and programs for specific populations such as foreign born and seniors.

Provides early intervention services for children ages 0-3 with developmental delays or who are at risk for delay, developmental and standardized assessments, weekly home visits by a professional staff of therapists and educators, and parent education and support. Provide intensive early intervention services to children 0-3 with autism spectrum disorders. Provides behavioral support services for school aged children and young adults diagnosed with autism spectrum disorders ages 3-22. All services are provided in the child's natural environment, including the child's home, family daycare homes, childcare centers, and other community sites (i.e. parks, library). Offers therapeutic services including occupational therapy, physical therapy and speech and language pathology.

Provides 24/7 hotline for youth who are contemplating running away or have already run away. Website has online bulletin boards, youth, parent and educator information on legal topics, peer pressure, relationships, family issues and more. Services offered include: crisis Intervention, message relay, conference calling, Home Free (in partnership with Greyhound Lines, Inc.), prevention/education/outreach, information and referral.

Provides various legal services via remote advocacy. Housing, DV Restraining Order and Consumer clinics are available via remote clinics. Provides free civil legal advice, counsel and representation to low-income individuals in four areas: Housing, Public Benefits, Family Law for survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault, and Consumer.

Provides mental health consultation to preschool teachers and administrators for help in dealing with children's emotional and behavioral issues to prevent expulsion from preschool and daycare.

Provides 15 to 20 pounds of fresh produce two times per month to qualifying households that are in need of food assistance. Produce is distributed from the Food Bank of Contra Costa and Solano Mobile Trucks.

Offers several youth programs for students of different ages for when school is and is not in session. All programs provide an environment where students learn through arts, crafts, social activities, and collaborations with other agencies providing services, while also receiving homework assistance from tutors and mentors.

Provides tailored therapy sessions, therapists support individuals and families navigating the emotional challenges of separation and divorce. Therapy focuses on managing stress, grief, and adjustment to new family dynamics while helping parents or partners communicate more effectively and prioritize children’s well-being throughout the transition.

Provides services for adults, ages 18 to 65, with a wide range of physical, intellectual, or other developmental disabilities including a self-employment training program, an adult development center, a technology center with assistive technology, and other programs to assist participants in reaching their highest potential, respecting their choices as adults, protecting their rights and interests, teaching advocacy and self-help skills, offering moral support to consumers and their families and raising community awareness and enlisting support.

Offers individual, group, family and parents therapy to human trafficking and sexual assault victims. Provides play therapy for children and counseling for adult survivors of childhood sexual abuse.

Provides an evening winter program for single homeless adults who are current members of the center. Evening programs opens December 11 thru April 10. Service animals may be allowed, up to the center's discretion.

Provides a variety of services for the deaf and hard of hearing including legal resources, education, advocacy, interpreter program, assists with relay programming, assistive devices, captioning programs, and more related to deafness from infants to seniors. Website contains extensive information and resources. Administers the Captioned Media Program.

Provides Christian-oriented individual, child and adolescent counseling, marriage and pre-marital counseling, family counseling, and pastoral counseling.

Serves as a cooling center during summer heat wave. Clients must call to confirm space availability.

Provides needs based services for Pinole residents which may include; utility and financial assistance, and vouchers for clothing that can be used in lieu of cash at St. Vincent de Paul thrift stores for discounted clothing and furniture.

Provides mental health/wraparound/psychiatry services to children and youth ages 5 through 18 who are West Contra Costa residents, including early intervention for children, birth to 5.

Administers five elementary schools and two middle schools in Oakley. Programs and classes are available for special needs children, ages 0-22; call for information.

Provides inpatient care to individuals struggling with psychological disorders like depressive disorders, anxiety disorders, suicidal ideation, homicidal ideation, schizophrenia, schizoaffective disorder, psychosis, adjustment disorders, bipolar I disorder, posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD), and other mental health conditions. Treatment includes medication management, individual therapy, group therapy, family therapy, and experiential therapy.

Promotes the independence, equality and self-reliance of people who are blind or visually impaired through rehabilitation training and relevant services, such as access to employment, education, government, information, recreation, and transportation. Store sells adaptive visual devices; items can also be ordered from the online store. LightHouse for the Blind has offices in Marin, Berkeley and Eureka, and a camp in Napa.

Grants clients who are experiencing a financial hardship with partial payment assistance for utility, gas, food, furniture, vehicle registration, drivers license fees and others. Grant amounts vary by emergency and need.

Provides a food pantry for Concord and Pacheco residents and vouchers for clothing or furniture that can be used in lieu of cash at St. Vincent de Paul thrift stores for discounted clothing and furniture.

Offers individual and group therapy designed to help clients understand, manage, and reduce anger in healthy, constructive ways. Sessions incorporate evidence-based strategies and trauma-informed care to address underlying emotional triggers and develop effective coping skills. This service is ideal for adults, teens, or families struggling with persistent irritability, conflict, or aggressive behavior.

Provides shelter/services for battered women or battered women with children up to the age of 18 who are in danger and have no other resources. Services include legal assistance including obtaining restraining orders, counseling, and assistance in locating housing and employment. Non-shelter clients can make an appointment to see a domestic violence crisis counselor.

Provides needs based services which may include; utility and financial assistance, and vouchers for clothing that can be used in lieu of cash at St. Vincent de Paul thrift stores for discounted clothing and furniture. All services are based on fund availability.